... 176; majority, 86. RLPRESENTATION OF SHEFFFELD.-In allusion to the rumoured retirement of both the present mem- bers of Sheffield, one of them, Mr Ward, writes as fol- lows, for the information of his constituents:- ?? that the matter has been publicly ...

... Sac1rrcBLD.-To persons at a distarce it will appear strange when we say that hitherto all the iron used in Sheffield has been made elsewhere. Sheffield hse lon been pre-eminent for the manufacture of a eel as vweil1 as of goods made from steel. But, with ...

... spent. BEntrit HUnnOUR Asn flonpr (I~n - m. ordinary half-yearly meeting of the shtaz-oholders of this company was held at the offices of the company, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle, on Saturday; Sir hl. W. Ridley, Hart., A.P., presided. From the report of ...

... courses, £4 each. Sir T. Brocklebank's f S Borth. by Aberbriant-Banchory, beat > Mr S. Skinner's be w d Star of Laughton, by Sheffield Steel- Sally Day Mr S. Hand's w hd b Handy ttueen, by Peter-Delaware, beat Mr J. Petera's w be d Bessemer, by Sheffcll ? ...